Weather Summary for Davenport and Vicinity
A storm system brings rain and heavy precipitation across the southeast, with snow in northern sections. West and northward regions report low pressures and widespread unsettled conditions, while several locations record over an inch of rainfall. Forecaster notes high pressure along the north Pacific coast and expects continued unsettled weather tonight and Thursday.
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Davenport
Lower Lakes
North Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
Missouri Valley
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Raleigh
Washington
Lanter
Charleston
Salt Ke Ck
Pacific
Snewers
Blemarck
Fresh declines for wheat and cable news market
Prices fell on wheat due to lower cable reports and favorable weather with a later partial rebound. The market opened down and showed weakness at close, while oats and provisions also eased. Receipts and shipments data from Fernishead by Hutton Collins Pretzel and Lamson Bros added context.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hutton, Collins & Pretzel
Chicago Board of Trade
Lamson Bros. & Co
Hershey Bek
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Opens
Grain market in Chicago opens with brief activity in wheat and provisions. Traders monitor prices as early entries reflect mixed demand and supply conditions.
Chicago Produce Market Financials and Product Notes
Market digest shows tea, potatoes, poultry and sugar movements with brief price cues and general activity across Chicago and New York exchanges. References to Associated Press wire indicate market snippets and commodity mentions rather than cohesive prices or trends.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Receipts Liberal Hog Prices Decline Report
Hogs receipts fall as market shows weakness across hog and sheep trades. Estimates show 18,000 head hogs traded with mixed quality. beef cattle sales steady at about 6.00 to 8.70 for steers and heifers, calves around 7.00. Sheep and lambs strong in certain lots with lambs near 7.50 and ewes around 6.50 to 7.25.
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Fang
St Louis Live Stock Market Report Summary
St Louis live stock market notes scattered prices for cattle hogs and sheep. Receipts about 7 500 head with slaughter prices around 7 50 to 8 00 for mature cattle hogs and mutton bids near 10 60 to 11 75. Market lights and towers referenced with consignors and handlers named James involved in steady trade.
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Stes Alves
Mutton
James
Kansas City Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Kansas City stock market report dated June 3 shows hogs with 11 090 head received and prices mostly steady to lower. Cattle and calves receipt around 6 000 head with calves and cows under pressure. Lambs and yearlings also appear with prices ranging from 5.75 to 7.05 for various grades.
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Varsoriaing
Kansas City
Mos
Fea
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report
South Omaha market news shows receipts of 12 700 head with cattle steady. Steers priced around 7 59 to 15 9 per hundredweight and cows and heifers near 6 00 to 7 75 while calves bring 5 00 to 10 00. Sheep and yearlings also traded with lambs about 9 00. Grain quotes include No 2 corn 63 cents and No 2 white wheat around 2 44 to 2 40 per bushel.
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South
Omaha
Neh
PLC
Rainy week floods Iowa fields and slows planting
The Iowa Weather and Crop Services weekly report for the week ending May 23 notes daily rain from May 25 to 29, with two inches or more statewide and a peak of 10.28 inches in Union County. Bottom lands flooded, some wash damage, no field work, corn planting delayed, but pastures and fruit crops benefited. Hessian fly damage seen in southern counties, wheat and alfalfa affected. two days of clear warm weather end the period with improved prospects.
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Journal
Des Moines
Union County
Geo. M. Chappel
Tirettor
Stocks Gain On Expected Bonn Conference Move
Wall Street steadies amid news of a later conference between the president and the German ambassador. Investors shift to broader gains with representative shares advancing while bonds show little activity. Chicago cash grain prices and Minneapolis grain market notes appear in fragmented form with mixed quotes for wheat and barley.
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New York
N. Z
Wall Street
New York Produce and Poultry Markets Update
New York markets report weak live poultry with Western chickens and turkeys mixed prices. Creamery milk and cheese receipts steady with assorted grades. Peoria and Liverpool grain markets show mixed corn and wheat prices. St Louis produce notes butter and eggs largely unchanged amid light demand.
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New York
Associated
Coultry
Market Notes from Muscatine Livestock Auction
Livestock market snippets show hogs with mixed quotes and weights, cattle and stock steers trading in varied ranges. Prices include choice light native hogs around 7.20 to 8.75 for heavy hogs, with cattle and stock steers cited in the 7.00 to 7.50 area and other scattered figures.
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Ghotcestesta
Omaha Grain Market Report and Prices
An archived Kansas City style market note reports grain prices with figures for corn and wheat, noting price changes and market conditions. The snippet references Atlinsten area trading and price movements, with mentions of futures and local grain interests.
Kansas City Produce Market Listing Fragment
Readable lines show a Kansas City market listing with items like 2 Butler Creamery stock and assorted produce terms. Nonspecific prices and scattered product notes appear, suggesting a brief ad or catalog fragment from a local market page.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Moune
Butler— Creamery
Secanés
Zeconis
Fuvsters
Inzkuvs
Fire in Prussian prison camp destroys officers’ bunks
A serious fire at the Torgau prison camp in Prussia destroyed bar racks spanning about 150 yards. Interned officers and their servants fought the blaze and saved most belongings. no lives were lost. The cause remains unknown.
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Prussia
Amsterdam
London
Cologne Gazetta
Torgau
Knights Council 1365 Meeting Schedule Noted in Fragments
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Moe Barb Gorner
Lewa Ave
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Mee
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